Transport Bureau (DSAT) Director Kelvin Lam Hin San said yesterday that the proposed mutual driving-licence recognition deal between Macau and the mainland will not increase the burden on the city’s roads.
Lam attended a plenum in the legislature’s hemicycle which discussed a debate motion by directly-elected lawmaker-cum-unionist Leong Sun Iok on the issue.
The legislature passed Leong’s debate motion in December, which questioned the planned implementation of a mutual driving-licence recognition scheme between Macau and the mainland.
Secretary for Transport and Public Works Raimundo do Rosario (centre), Transport Bureau (DSAT) Director Kelvin Lam Hin San (left) and Lao Sio Hap, a senior officer of the Traffic Department of the Public Security Police (PSP), addresses yesterday’s plenary session in the legislature’s hemicycle. Photos: MPDG
Directly-elected lawmaker-cum-unionist Leong Sun Iok addresses yesterday’s plenum about his debate motion.
